Falls 80 Feet To Death
Bombay, Apr, 24. Clive Alexander Brewster, 50-year-old business man and & former group captain in the Royal Australian Air Force, died yesterday in an 80-foot fall from the fifth floor of the Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay, to the hotel garden. He had arrived from London
hour earlier. Associated Press.
an
__MARCIANTESSED AN UNDERVISEEN KULTÉS PRISHTINEZENFANTSUNEZJIL
BRITISH RED
CAPS ACCUSED
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947.′′
WALLACE WARNS OF WAR DRIFT
Paris, Apr. 23.
Mr Henry Wallace, speaking under the sponsor- ship of the American Veterans Committee, today declared: "I believe both the United States and Russia, by their actions, have already undermined the solemn cause for which their young men died.”
He said there was a tremendous drive in the United States which might easily lead to World War III. He said" peace, required the same positive militant support that people give the cause of victory in wartime, but that none of its mombers have given the United Nations all- out support.
Supervision Of U.S. Aid
Said To Have Beaton Invidious
Up Soviet Soldiers
Berlin, Apr. 23.
London, Apr. 23.
Allegations that two Red Army
The Minister of State Mr sergeants were "wildly beaten" by the British military police, one man Hector McNeil said today that losing on
were eye,
made by Britain opposed the proposal for General Kolikov. Sovlet Commander of Berlin at last night's meeting of the United Nations supervision the Allied Kommandature, accordling of American aid to Greece to the Taegliche Rundscjum, the and Turkey beenuse it was Berlin paper of the Soviet Army, invidious." today.
were
4
The basic reason for inck of support was the contrast of types of societies, Mr Wallace declared.
He said Europe and Asia lost HO much factory and form capital in the war, they could not undertake adequate reor- ganisation effort without Ameri- 'can aid..
the
"If American aid were provided for constructive purposes through the United Nations, then these nations can give full support to the United Nations and full attention to problems of raising living standards. nul- If American old were
then side the United Nations, and for pur- poses that are constructive, these nations must move away from the United Nations and toward poll-
if
provided
History's Worst Depression
Paris, Apr. 23.
Mr Henry Wailer told the Centre d'Etudes de Politique Etrangere to day that the United States would plunge itself and die world into his tury's worst depression within a year it continued its current policies. "If the depression is alleviated by
expenditures for the
and
It
Royalty Goes Sightseeing
On Table Mountain
Cape Town, Apr 23, Field Marstal Jan Smuts biked 3.600 feet up Table Mountain today to show the Royal Familly the view, and got a feather for his, hat from Queen Elizabeth as a memento.
Marshal Smuts met the Royal parly, at the top of the mountain 225 they ascended by cable. While viewing the panoramio beauty of Cape Peninsula, the Queen's hat flow aff. The nimblo "Smuts retrieved the bonnet, but its feather had snapped. It was given to Marshal Smuts, and he promptly tucked it in the ribbon of his eld Panama,
It was the finishing touch to the South African tour, which the Royal Fambly ends tomorrow, when the Vanguard helsis anchor at 4. p.m.United Press.
1.2.
Italians Hope To
To Get Back Some Colonies
Rome, Apr. 23.
Government sources sald unofficially bday that Haly's hopes of regaining her African colonies have surged upward since the United States' declaration of policy in the Mediterranean.
The new republic is looking with growing optimism toward
INVERCHAPEL EXPLAINS SOCIALIST EXPERIMENT
Louisville, Kentucky, Apr. 23.
Great Britain today is engaged in a very great experiment-trying to strike a balance between classes and interests-and when that balance is achieved other countries will look to Britain as they did in the past, Lord Iverchapel told the English Speaking Union here last night.
URGE FOR
FOOD IS
EMOTIONAL
"Don't for a moment imagine we are collapsing economically" the British Ambassador said. "We've balanced our budget, and in a few years' time shall stand before the world erect, vigorous and resilient and, perhaps, even elegant."
WORLD WHEAT the United Nations' eventual is psychle hunger-in unsutised or liked. Before the war we suffered
CONFERENCE
Lord Inverchapel said in some clrcles It was whispered that Britain San Francisco, Apr. 24.
had surrendered some part of her Some people are driven to political liberty because the govern- food as others are driven to menting nationalised a few basic drink, says Dr Charles Freed. Industries. San Francisco physician, after "I should like to dispel that Im- treating 500 patients for over-"I think it arises because until quite pression once and for all," he said, weight,
recently liberty in some circles had been held to mean nothing more than The man driving force, he adds, freedom for capital to do what it decision on the fate of her unsettled something in the mind such from
very severe unemployment. as worry, frustration, fear, a feeling which caused misery and despair in colonics acquired before Fascismnt insecurity or anything else that the homes of literally millions of our because, the sources said, it generales and muintains emotional people. 1 ever there was a deter was felt Anglo-American Sun-
mination among the British people, These paychle drives, if they do it is that this must never come back manifest themselves in some other form of abnormal irregular be- They result in over-cating when the physical ailments,
individual has a natural tendency in that direction.
tension.
CANNOT AGREE port would be given the Italian not tead to excessive eating, may
ton.
their Russian attitude in this matter was Int will impel others the biggest importers,
does he not feet that we lostly Russia, to make similar out-
aanotinced
claims in order to maintain the development of the strategic areas bordering the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. "
Italian United
haviour,
even
In a
Liberty Becomes Mockory
General Kotikov demanded un Answering # question in thetical netions that the American Go- Immediate investigation of the In-House of Commons, Mr McNeil sald vernment Hinds desirable."-Unlled
London, Apr. 24. The International cidents alleged to live occurreil in
Wheat it was invidious--meaning, according] Press.
"There was a general feeling h Spandau, part of the British sector of
my mountry that too much economic to Webster's dictionary, "Irritatingly
Conference adjourned yester- Berlin, where two Russian sergeants, discriminating"-to demand
liberty for rhme meant idleness and super-
day after falling to reach an Woronel and Krugljakow,
mlsery for many others," the British vision in this case any more than in
Italian newspapers have recently stranded while on duty through their
Ambassador continued. "The word. the case of similar ald being given
agreement on world prices and stressed reports of strong pro-Italian
· Psychological Urges lorry rubning out of petrol.
by other powers to other nations in
allocations.
feeling in Somalia, Eritrea, Cyrenaica
Hiberty becomes a mockery when it As they reboarded the lorry, the Europe.
The Conference adopted the U.S.and Tripolitania, all under
is preached to a man who has no Dr Freed is only one of many Brish police arrived in two Jeep Mr McNell's questioner, Mr R. A.
proposal to refer back to the Inter-control and surrounded it, General Kailkov | Chamberlain (Labour) asked; |
national Wheat Counell in Washing-States decisions to aid Turkey and physicians who in recent years have and no prospects of finding
stressed the importance of emotional "Does alleged. Some of them then drug-
"Of course, he nut feel that this Is
would tension in obesity.
in certain clrcum- Greece, observers nelieved,
However, be Russons
siances a controlled economy could ged the two
from the really a weak argument and that the
The Anal action came after the bring the Italian colonies into new offered 1 now suggestion that easily deprive people of their liberty. driving cabin and demanded
United Kingdom and India, two of importance in the coming months. medical men other than psychiatrists nut in Britain today we are engaged weapons though the men were un- fundamentally sound? Further-
United Nations' discussion of the
do what they em towards making armed.
most,
that they would not sign a tentative colonies-question was postponed for
very great patients aware of the psychological are trying to strike a balance ne- experiment. We golden opportunity of im-
long-term contract which was
one year after ratification of the
urges behind their over-eating. plementing our professed polley of lays for military purposes," he said
"Mr Wallace said the United States darfted here. The draft had fixed Italian peace treaty. Early in May,
tween government planning over s United using the
the
wide area of business life and the maximum prlee al $1.80
It is impracticable for all over- must act as a "creditor nation" and
deputies of the Big Four Foreign world-wide
bushel.
Ministers will appoint inter-weight people to receive psychiatric claims of the individual to work at con- use its resources for
The
conference accepted. unani- Allied commission to examine the service, Dr Freed said, but obesity what he likes, say what he likes, structive purposes if the depression
mously the U.S. proposal to send
is such a menace to health that it worship were he likes and go where African colonies. was not to be followed by war.
with all the he likes."-Associated Press. "I believe it would be cheaper for the document to the Council at the
A Foreign Ofice spokesman said it should be attacked
means available, and this includes the United States and Great Britain earliest possible date, and at the was expected What Italy would be
the mental factor. to pay for peace through organisa-same time invite other countries who permitted to again present her case.
Some people, however, can be were not present to join the Council to the commission before it left for helped it they tions like UNRRA than to get peace and to participate in future discus-Africa. He reiterated that "Italy's understand
can be made to through increased military expendi- sions.
how their emotional tures," he said.
Delegates from Argentina, which based only on emigration needs and Associated Press.
hopes of regaining her colonies are
tensions are driving them to food- earlier declined to participate in not imperialistic ulms." the price controls, attended the final
session as
American Interest plenary Associated Press.
"WILD BEATING"
took place to Ning and
A "wild beating" which the Soviet soldiers were "trampled on the head, face and bodies", General Kotikov alleged.
Sergeant Worenoj
benten half-dead. Ife lost an eye, sustained
Was
Mr McNeil replied: "I am de- lighted that it is considered that the Russian model in this case was the one which we should have followed. That of course is what we did
a broken rib and his skull shews Associated Press. - several fractures.
"Such rowdiness on the part of the
tal police Is unparallelled and
Brillais
ed as
"
the Central was quot- adding, "I demand that the guilty be found and handed over and am asking for com-
to a
The Toegliche Rundschnu said that General Kotikov lodged a second protest at the Kommundature meet- ing-at what he termed - the vicla-
Uion by Major-General Frank Koat- ing, Chief of the United States sector of occupation in Berlin, of the secrecy agreed by the Allles in launching the recent four-power roundup of cri- minnis
ROME COURT
MARTIAL
GI Sentenced For
Manslaughter
Rome, Apr. 23. A United States Army court
"Globalanoy" Mr Wallace said the United States not "at the present moment does dare think outside its own borders for fear that Republican leaders will accuse it of globaloney
He then spent several minutes de- fining "globaloney" for his mystified French audience.
Mr Wallace told his audience that France should send political experts to the United States to "educate my as to the danger of high Members of the Centre-which he described as an independent scientifle organisation-questioned Mr Wallace
deserters and other undesir- In the city, Ꭹ . Alleging that the raid did not yield the result desired because Gen- martial today convicted Cor- for more than an hour on all phases erul Keating made a statement to poral Manuci Alonzo, 25, of of American life and government.- the American press us the 24-hour Springfield, Massachusetts, of United Press.
comb-oul began, General Kotikov
voluntary manslaughter and said that this gave the wanted per- song a timely warning to keep out three other charges in the slay- of the way-Reuter,
ing of an Italian civilian three weeks ago, and sentenced him to five and a half years at hard labour.
U.S. LABOUR
MERGER
CIO Representatives To Meet AFL
Pittsburgh, Apr. 23. The Congress of Industrial Organisations (CIO) President, Philip Murray, will accept the American Federation of Labour (AFL) invitation to a joint con- ference to consider the merger of the rival labour organisa- tions, it was disclosed today.
A union source said Murray had agreed to send a CIO Unity Com- mittee to meet AFL representatives, However, ft was Indleated, the meeting would not be tomorrow, as suggested by the AFL, but at some later date.-United Press,
The
General Motors Increase
Detroit, Apr, 23.
muan
Alonzo acted in self-defence when the crowd menaced him.-United
Press.
Compared With Do Gaulle
Parls, Apr. 23. M. Leon Blum, former French premier, in a front page editorial in the Socialist paper Le Populaire, today compared Mr Henry Wallace with General Charles de Gaulle.
observers.
WARSPITE
AGROUND
IN GALE
ቦ
A government source said: "With awakened American Interest in the Mediterranean, Italy naturally feels that the extensive development of her African colonies will receive Increas ed attention now. The settlement of nearly half a million Italians in these regions ted them from obscurity. To exclude Italy now would mean those areas would slide back into native ways that existed before we sent money and men there."
The official said it was generally felt that Eritrea might be lost "be. London, Apr. 23. cause of its position on the Red The aging British battleship, Sea and British Interests there. The British evacuation of Egypt and Warspite, just like an old sol-Libya is bound to have some effect dier that ever dies, refused on our claims." today to go to the break-up
Newspapers have commented ex- yard-she went aground intensively on the friendship shown stead.
by the Ethioplan government
despite the En route from Portsmouth to the ward Italians Clyde on her last Journey, the engendered by Mussolini's invasion 32,000-ton Warspite drifted in a gale of the country. Some 8,000 Italians and many have posi-
be
$1
The eight men aboard her showed they were as stubborn na the battle
get
DI the
the italians."
1- hatred
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Powerless To Curb Reds
Canberra, Apr. 29. Dr Herbert Evalt, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs, told the House of Representatives today, that the Australian Government was without power to ban Com- munists.
Dr Evalt said Governmont
cm-
Saigon, Singapore, Colombo, Sydney.ployces were being given a security Auckland and London (Al) 3.30 p check. He warned of the danger to Cantan, Swatow, Amey. Foodiow,
Shanghai & Peiping (Air) 330 p.m. the country which might develop from
the present industrial turmoil
Mania
Friday, April 23
I. (Air) 10 .. Stratta (ra) 3 p.m.
Swatow (Bea) 10 a.m. Balgon (Bea) to .. Pakhol and Hollow (Sea) p.m. Shanghai (5ea) 2 p.m. Teamkong
p.m.
(Kwongchowwan) (Bea) 3
Kingmoon (Sea) 4 p.m.
A mamber of the opposition Coun- try Party offered a mollow for strict. governmental action to curb Com- munist infiltration in labour unlons and public service.
Dr Evalt warned that there was danger of possible Fascist activity developing from current industrial
Macao. Taloshen, Shekki (bea) 4 p.m. Canton (Train) 4p.m. Bangkok, Rangon, Calcutta, Karachi,unrest-United Press.
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Amoy. Shanghai, Nanking, Hankow, Tsing- Lao, Pelping and Chungking (Air) 330 p.m.
Straits and Egypt (Bea) 10 am,
Saturday, April 20
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Alonzo also will receive u dis-
M. Blum wrote: " see an analogy away from the two tugs towing her still reside there
on her last watery mile and went maintained their government honourable discharge for man-between the efforts of Wallace and
lace The Mount
-ashore -on-the-eastern-whore--oftlons. slaughter, carrying a weapon, striking those of de Gaulle, between
The government source said thus a civilian policeman and disorderly public break of one with the offi- Mount Bay, on the south coast near
End
news, and similar reports from other conduct in a public place.
cial foreign policy of the United "From Newlyn Harbour went African arcas once ruled by Italy. An Italian, Anselmo Efrati, was States and the publle break of the
Mousehole Station lifeboat this "sirengthens, our belief that the shot in the Plózza Barberini after other with the legal constitution of morning to check up on the War-natives have no ill-feeling towards Alonzo had struck an Italian pollee- France,
during an
argument,
The
"Don't rush to cry out the obvious spite's progress after she had been Italy and recognise the tremendous ces adrift or unly partly in the tow of improvements brought to Africa by soldier ran from the scene when a paradox. The politicat differences tugs for two days. group of Italians attempted to seize between the two men are apparent,
The boat crew reported back thint Acquired Peacefully him and fired three shots at Efrati, but profound analysis shows that
she had gone fairly aground on Italy which once Ilstened hitting him twice, when the Italian both men proceed wholly or in Part Malpas reef and showed no signs of Mussolini's cuger appeals to create caught him.
from a sinister evaluation of the
wanting to get off and go north to | large families to settle his Fascist The defence had contended that internal situation,
broken up for salvage.
empire, looks towards the colonies de Gaulle and Henry
today as a vital necessity to solve Wallace both think a third world
the country's crisis of unemployment war is possible."
to ship herself-they refused
and over-population. Other Left Wing papers, especially off her and come ashore
the afternoon paper, The Warspite tossed and pulled Ce Soir, printed Mr Wallace's pic away from one of the tugs yester- terms of international accord with ture on Page One with laudatory day in a 70-mph wind, snapping her Great Britain and other governments articles which stressed that he con- towlines, and the tugs called for long before Fascism. Eritrea was
The Right Wing press was notice-ip. Later, the lines were replaced, acquired in 1809, and by 1936 72,000 | 0.53 megacycies in the 21 metro and
Mr Wallace. but the Warspite, with a single taste of The Aurore wrote: "Mr Wallace row heap ahead, would not stay,,
of freedom and a trip to the junk Itailan. truthfully only tiny presents American minority."—United Press.
A windy gale was sweeping all around the British coast today, ond coast guards spotted distress signals from a sailing barge off Felixtowe
ted Press. Scottish Football Results
New Loan Talk
Unfounded
London, Apr. 24. A highly
placed British Government source said yester- day that talk in Britain of q
the
L'Hommunist morning newspaper | feboat,
and
tinued the Roosevelt tradition.
ably cool towards
a
General Mutors Department possible new loan from America BREAD CRISIS
of the Congress of Industrial Organi sations' United Auto Workers' Union today voted unanimously
to accept
a flat 16 cent hourly wage increase but to reject ach an increase in the form offered by General Motors.
was "just wishful thinking."
"The feeling in the Cabinet is very definite' and hard against taking any new tonn." the source sald.
"The possibility that it will change
The GM wage offer was 111 cento at any Inter date is very remote
Fisticuffs At
of
THREAT
4.
Italy's claims to the colonies are based primarily on the fact that they were settled peacefully under the
were
its
Inhabitants 600,000 Somalia was acquired under two agreements, in 1886 and 1889, and Tripolitanin and Cyrenaden camo un der the Italian flag in 1011 after the Italo-Turkish war, with Britain's ap- proval. Libya's 800,000 population was 16 percent Itailan In 1986, United Press.
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BAGRAM—AL 0,30 a.m. to-day, Thursday. April 24, (suddenly) John Theophilus Dagram. ogad 60 years.
64, died at his residence at I am. ́to-day April 24th, 1947. - Funeral will pass the Monument at 5.30 p.m. to- day.
Paris, Apr. 23. hourly increase, plus six paid holl-unless things get very much worse crisis and a cut in the bread ration France is on the verge of a bread
London, Apr. 23. days annually, which was "equiva- Indeed."
Results of football games played
London, Apr. 23. lent" to
William Edrich, The source said. the Cabinet felt of between 40 and 50 per cent was in Scotland today, were: 15 cents raise.-United 0
Middlesex and Scottish B Division: Cowdenbeath England cricketer, will in Prest
that a new loan would "delay our expected today.
futuro ultimate recovery" by providing an
Bread queues such as have not 2 Alloa O. Dundee & Raith Rovers play as amateur. He has accepted alternative to the national recovery been seen in France since Imme-2. Stenhousemuir 4 Albion Rovers 1. business offer made by a group of slogan, Work---Or Want"
diately after her liberation .
Glasgow were
Charity He added that a large percentage forming outside bakerst shops, in the Clyde Parties That round: companies, the chairman of which
Is. Mr A. C. Daring, former Hamp-Percy Franklin for and on behalf of | SEQUEIRA-Carlos Mario Sequeira, aged British workers "have not yet big towns.
The Scottish Football Association shire cricketer,
South China Morning Pont. Limited have chosen It players to tour the Edrich will have all the time. re- at 1-8 Wyndham Street, City of Vie Continent in May. They are: Miller quired to piny cricket for his coun- toria, in the Colony of Hongkong
Young (Rangers), J, Shaw tv as an amateur and will also be 7) D. Shaw
(Hiberians),
free to make any tour in the winter Brown (Partick Thistle), Woodburn if selected. Reuter. fitangers), Forbes (Shofield United). Hustand (Partick Thistles), (Rangers), McLaren (Preston North End), Campbell (Falcirk), Flavell (Airdrieonians), Sheele (Marlon), Pearson (Newcastle United).
The team will fly to Amsterdam on May 16-Neuter.
Concert
soprano
Philadelphia, Apr. 23. Stench bombs, boo's and fisti- cuffs greeted the appearance of Norwegian
Kirsten Flagstad in Philadelphia's staid. Academy of Music today. ·
The demonstration Inside the theatre by a handful of hecklers. throw the concert into a tumult ofter several hundred pickets and a crowd of 5,000 gathered outside to protest against the
the appearance of Wagnerian singers.
In all, nine hecklers were thrown out. There was a brief fight featured by shouts of "Communist” "Fascist? from opposing slides.--- United Preas.
grasped the crucial need for hard In some districts of Parls bread
and said that
Speculation was unobtainable and about ten per n new loan, appearing occa- cent of the 4,200 bakers' shops were slonally in the newspapers. was. closed, damaging in that it would not spur The severe frosts of last winter. the workers to greater effort.-Associated Press.
productive which destroyed about 40 per cent of wheat sowings, caused this critical shortage, according to official state- ments.
But at the grain exchange in Paris private experts and grain traders were not inclined to accept this ex- planation, but placed the responsi- bility on the shoulders of the French Government.
Famed Sing Sing
Warden Dies
New York, Apr. 23.
According to Information received
The author of "Twenty Thousand by grain experis and dealers, Years in Sing Sing" and former peasants are now holding Jargo stocks warden of Sing Sing Prison, Lewis of wheat, which they refuse to sell Lawes, died today aged 03.
because they anticipate the price of He was one of America's outstand-wheat will be raised after the coming anding authorities on prison problems harvest. and also because they are and had been warden of Sing Sing afraid that they may run short of from 1920 to 4041.-Router,,
bread for their own use--Router.
No Increases To Pay For Fags
London, Apr, 23. The Minister of Defence, Mr A.; V. Alexander, today turned down a suggestion that the pay to men of LIAISON MISSION the armed forces should be increased LEAVES HONGKONG 3/4d for a package of 20 cigarettes.
to help them pay the new price of The Liaison Mission, from the Empire Flying School which
Mr Alexander, replying to a ques hus tion been visiting Hongkong in the course that when
lon in the House of
ons, said Commons, of its tour of the Far East, lett were fixed, the
post-war rates of pay this morning for Rangoon, via Salgon in the tobacco tax announced in tho expected increase on the first leg of its return flight budget last week was taken into to Britain.
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